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Nov 12, · Teng et al, (n total = n asymptomatic young adults = 20, age range = ± ; middle- aged adults with neck pain n = 20, mean age = ± ; without neck . • Ensure the cervical JPE test is performed with the patient seated to minimize balance. impairments or postural compensations affecting the test results. • Place the target on a wall . Target Distance: 90cm Skill works, Rights Reserved. Rob Landel, n, DPT, OCS. Nov 12, · The cervical joint position error test (JPET) is used to assess cervicocephalic proprioception and neck reposition sense. The cervical JPET tests one’s ability to relocate the head back to center after maximal or submaximal rotation in the transverse and sagittal planes. Jul 15, · The Cervical Joint Position Error Test assesses proprioceptive impairments by measuring the difference in centimeters between the starting and finishing positions of a laser pointer on a target. This difference is then converted into degrees of error, providing a precise evaluation. Joint Position Error Target The Neck: Clinical Rehabilitation Author: Toshiba User Created Date: 4/20/ PM. Nov 12, · The cervical joint position error test (JPET) is used to assess cervicocephalic proprioception and neck reposition sense. The cervical JPET tests one’s ability to relocate the head back to center after maximal or submaximal rotation in the transverse and sagittal planes. A common assessment to evaluate proprioception in the cervical spine64 is the joint position sense test (JPT)65 where usually blindfolded participants reproduce a neutral head 66 position after an active neck movement. injury: characteristic features and relationship with cervical joint position error. J Rehabil Med. Jan; 35 (1): *If the patient is 90 cm from target, then >7 cm error ( deg) from the center of the target is considered significant (beyond the white circle).